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PQ 236

236. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage given that cherry laurel is not currently listed as an invasive species under the 2024 regulations, if he has applied the precautionary principle, as required under EU law, when making this decision; if not, the rationale for not using this principle, especially in light of cherry laurel's widely recognised impact on native habitats. [37575/24]

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236. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage given that cherry laurel is not currently listed as an invasive species under the 2024 regulations, if he has applied the precautionary principle, as required under EU law, when making this decision; if not, the rationale for not using this principle, especially in light of cherry laurel's widely recognised impact on native habitats. [37575/24]

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